I can only speak for dance in the UK, but at the moment it feels like it is on the up in terms of variation and originality, choreographers seem to have to push their creativeness as far as they can and in some cases use a lot of experimentation in order to produce a piece worthy of a mainstream audience and they are succeeding.

As for where dance will be in 50 years, the pessimistic answer is that it won't be very popular, as more people choose to go to the cinema instead of the theatre. however, I think that as long as talented new dancers and choreographers are found and given any help they need, there will still be plenty to see at theatres all over the country.

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